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plod along

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plod along
to move along slowly but deliberately. I'm just plodding along, but I am getting the job done. The old man plodded along, hardly able to stand. The movie plodded along putting most of the audience to sleep.
See also: along, plod


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Weight will allow him to plod along at the back, making a move 1m out.
However, even with a good support team, he said he had to plod along as if there was no summit - as if the mountain went on forever.
In all fairness, there are definitely those puppies who feel natural being led; you snap a leash onto their collar for the first time, and they happily plod along after you.
 
 
 
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